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Managing your feet can be challenging, especially if you have difficulty seeing or reaching your feet. Whether your needs are simple or complex, nail trimming and filing are included at each visit.

Skin care is an important part of foot care. Removing dead callus tissue will both relieve pain/discomfort and optimize skin health. Application of high quality foot care lotion at the end of each visit.

Fungus is a common foot issue. Using specialized tools to remove fungus and discussing appropriate at-home remedies, we will work together to reduce and improve fungal infections. 

The most common cause of ingrown nails is improper nail cutting technique. As a trained foot care nurse, I will not only help improve ingrown nails (and the pain often associated with it) but also reduce the chances of recurrences.

Corns can be painful and occur often from prolonged or severe pressure. Removing them safely can reduce pain associated with them. We will also discuss ways we can reduce future recurrences.

More than just nail and skin care, I will assess the structure and function of your foot. Together, we will come up with a care plan specific to your foot care needs and I will provide you with the health education and resources to optimize your foot health.

As a trained foot care nurse, I have the skills and tools to treat all kinds of nail conditions. Regular foot care visits can keep your nails looking and feeling great!

Thick and curved nails can lead to pain and/or ingrown nails. Routine foot care nursing will help improve the shape and minimize thickness. This is all included in a routine foot care visit.

Offloading pressure points using foam or cushion padding can reduce pain, corns, or calluses. Your foot care visit is tailored to your specific foot care needs.

In addition to skin and nail care, I will also assess your foot sensation and circulation. I will monitor for changes and work with your health care provider if further assessment or treatment is required.